In short: sometimes I setup different tables and workspaces with exercises, challenges and materials that learners can use to develop their prototype. Learners can pick and stick to a station or move from one to the other.

In my coaching approach I often offer a menu of options of the type of Daniele people can get. This week I used a similar idea.

Instead of creating one program for everyone I created different stations that learners could pick and spend time in.

Each station had:

• A mini hand made poster with a prompt or a tiny how-to guide

• Material to use in the session

• The furniture needed for the session placed in a specific way (chair, table, wall)

Here a few photos of this tiny stations:

As the photos show it, a good old hand made sign does the trick.

By the way, this is also something that is often done in Sunday church services by pastors.

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